Titans Okoboji picnic and Titonka local events reel
Titonka local notes cover a Lake Okoboji birthday picnic for Minnie Tapper and Glenn Miller, visits by Hilda Raske and Anna Sloper, a Titonka Bancroft game loss 4 to 1, births, reunions, church anniversaries, and various visits and travel among Titonka residents and neighboring towns. Includes Dr Hess sprays and a new boiler for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Tapper
Glenn Miller
W. L. Asche
Fred Heenken
Hutchinson
Minn
Harry Bartelt
Kossuth Hospital
Algona
Bartelt
Ben Geerdes
Bancroft
Seimon
Lena Sunken
Richard
Irvin Beenken
Louise Miller
John Cordes
Zwiefels
Titonka
Harold Caskey
Mankato
Indians
Hero Boekelman
Newville
Martin Larson
J. Frank Newville
Mason City
Des Moines
Fort ‘Dodge
West’ Bend
Carroll
Whittemore
Swea City
Cylinder
Britt and Fairmont
Treva Jane Carmicheal
Titanica
Tampa
Fla
Dorothy Sloper
Dayle Craven
Spirit Lake
C. A. Hoon
Lake Okoboji
Hess
Kenneth Swan
Wilbur Schram
Ellis Swan
Andrew Roeder
Mary Alice Barragy
Rockwell
Forest Manwiller
John Holtzbauer
Judith
Hjalmer Jansen
Clarion
Bartelts
Leigh Brocklehurst
Jay Budlongs
Joyce Brown
Forest City
W. F. Hamstreet
Twyleahh
Pittsburgh
Wilbur Watson
George Watson
M. A. Schulz
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Vera Johnson
Betty Sammin
Mary Fitzgerald
Hazel Anderson
Grace Hartzell
Britt
Phyllis Sield
Little Rock
Ark
Frank Meyers
Bode
Andrew Carstenson
LeMars
Martin Bleich
John Bleich
Bleich
Frank Bleich
Wesley
LeRoy Loats
Thomas Loats
Korte Rippentrop
Lakota
Grimes
Schoenlein
Ames
Henry Stecker
F. W. Zeiger
Marion
Garner
Goshorn
Jacksonville
Harold Clark
Frank Clark
B. H. Meyers
Dick Sloper
Harm Kettwick
Dick B. Meyers
John S. Rippentrop
Lenus Isebrand
L. B. Hansen
Allen
Robert Callies
Monterey
Calif
Hansen
Titonica
Capt. Hansen
Dolores
Kanawha
Fannie Roraus
Albert Lea
John Goldbuff
Pearl Nielson
Gilbert and
Raymond Bunting
Phyllis Falk
Bunting Twins
Alice Faye Roraus
Adamson
David
Methodist Church
Will Newville
J. C. Newvilles. Co. B
Art Hench
Eleanor Intermill
Charlie Schultz
L. Lunds
Jake Schutter
Peter Koppen
George Breen
Lillie Woods
Benson
St. Paul
Harold Krantz
Neice
Marjorie Lee Vera Swan
Britz
Jimmy Fritz
Bill Britz
Mary Fritz
Florence Dumer
Edgar
Wis
Esther
Floyd Vickerman
Rock Rapids
Eric Peterson
Arthur Jay Budlong
H. I. Torgersen
Clear Lake
Clifford Knutson
L. C. Heifner
Oelwein
Mary Jane
Russel
Ben A. Meyer
Marjorie
Algona Pool
Donald Rippentrop
Thompson
Dolores Rippentrop
Florence Reaser
Doyle
Earl Hobbs
Wayne Millers
Ned O'Neil
W. J. Denton
Denton
Rich Bros. and
O’neil
John Sachau
Fred Fulsang
Carla Haugh
Chicago
Boyd Dieckman
Fox Home
Carl H. Callies
C. B. Egesdal
Guy Bruns
Forrest Manwiller
Earl Stott
Marie Amesbury
Keith Stott
Dr. Hess
Maurice Keil
T. A. Dunmire
Sioux City
Sioux Honey Association
Sever Pannhuk
Joe Jacobs
Bricelyn
Pannkuk
August Pannkuk
Minneapolis
G. Haken
Sioux Falls
S. D
Ben A. Meyers
Mary Oesterreicher
Louis
WGN
Steers Fed Soft Corn Sold Best at Chicago Market
Iowa State College's C C Culbertson reports steers fed Reid Yellow Dent, the softest corn in trials, brought $10.55 in eight-steer lots on the Chicago market, 20 cents above softer hybrids and $1.25 above hard hybrids. Open-pollinated corn fed cattle showed fastest gains. carcasses were uniformly good with fat, color, and marbling.
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Chicago
C. C. Culbertson
Iowa State College
Culbertson
Nation Faces Farm Help Surplus Says Wakeley
Iowa State College researcher Ray E Wakeley warns farm labor shifts threaten workers security. Since 1932 family workers per farm declined while hired labor rose, leaving half of summer hires jobless in winter. He calls for keeping mobility, better education, and social support for farm youth to ease the surplus.
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Iowa
Ray E. Wakeley
Iowa State College
Wakeley
Department of Agriculture
Mower Troubles Listed by Iowa State Experts
Iowa State College agricultural engineers outline common mower problems and causes. Faults include dull knives, misaligned cutter bar, worn guards, improper lubrication, and worn drive components. They note pulling to one side and knife breaks stem from misadjustment and wear.
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Tdichine
Iowa State College
Pigs in Heat Stress Threaten Iowa Hog Output
Hogs suffer more than any other animal from extreme heat and need ample water. Iowa expects a smaller fall pig crop than last year as gopher activity hides underground damage that often goes unnoticed until it is done.
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Iowa
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Titonka Savings Bank
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Conradi
Clarendh Mechlar
Titania
C. K. Rippentrop
Dewey Hutchinson
Rochester
A. Kilian
Immanuel’s Lutheran Church
Andrew Peterson
Bonnie Snyder
Shirley
Keagle
Ruth Reibsaman
Calvin Schnucker
Jacob Sessler
College Point
New York
Sessler
Rev. Schnucker
Hansen Locker
Arthur Rode
John Rode
Arthur
Luther League
Ladies Aid
Christ
Pierre Sartor
R. C. Ball
H. A. French
Lee C. Wolfe
Harry Reed
Edw. Sathoff
W. H. Ricklets
Harry Beed
Robe Ross
Callies Bros Store
I.G.A. Store
IGA
Candy Cocoanut Mounds, Ib
Bonacker
FBI
SAT
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Wheaties
Bartlett
Kirk’s
A. M. Petersen
Mason
Frank Monson
Woden, Ia
Hoff
Shoe and Harness Repairing
D-X Station
Watkins
A. C. Bierstedt Rural Watkins Dealer
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